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If you're frustrated by the limited functionality of the official OneNote for Mac available from the Mac App Store here we show you alternatives and another way to get OneNote on your Mac. The official Microsoft OneNote for Mac requires a Microsoft OneDrive account because annoyingly, you can't save and upload .one files on your Mac – you must import and upload them to Microsoft OneDrive. There are also several other features missing from OneNote on Windows. First we look at the best paid and free equivalents to OneNote on Mac, then we show you a workaround to get a more fully functional OneNote on your Mac that does work with local files without even downloading the official version.
OneNote For Mac Alternatives
If OneNote or the workaround detailed further down in this article doesn't meet your needs, there are some excellent alternatives. First we will look at paid and then free alternatives. You can download a free trial of some of them where available.
There are many paid alternatives and this is the most comprehensive list you will find. Many of the these Mac alternatives feature the same functionality as MS OneNote but in a far better OS X style interface. Costs vary from as little as $19.99 up to almost $100. Things to look out for when selecting which one to choose are what they can handle i.e. videos, audio, notes etc, whether they save data in the original format or their own proprietary format and how much they charge for updates (most do). All of them except Outline and Growly Notes have free trials.
OmniOutliner Pro ($69.99. Free Trial. OS X 10.4.8+)
OmniOutliner Pro is one of the oldest note taking type apps for Mac and although it's a bit dated and lacks features compared to some of the above, it's still very good for simple note taking tasks. It's extremely useful for managing lists, ideas and doing brainstorming. There's no doubt that OmniOutliner Pro is a bit expensive for what it is nowadays. OmniOutliner Pro also supports older Macs running OS X 10.4.
Scrivener ($45.00. Free Trial. OS X 10.7+. Scrivener for OS X 10.4/10.5 available)
Scrivener is a very popular note taking app. Although Scrivener is more of a writer's tool, it doubles up very well as a note taking app. It's particularly good at classifying documents in folder. Many professional writers and bloggers rely on Scrivener to organize their thoughts and creativity although it's also suitable for technical writers as well. You can sync your documents and ideas with Dropbox and it's also got a handy full-screen mode so that you can focus on your writing without any distractions. It doesn't have the overall power of OneNote but for writers, it's a superb tool.
Growly Notes ($4.99 Mac App Store. OS X 10.7.3+)
Growly Notes is used to be probably the most popular free alternative on a Mac but now costs $4.99. Growly Notes can open OneNote documents but only if you export them to .doc or .rtf format first. You can cut and paste just about anything and color coordinate your posts very easily. Although the default interface doesn't look great on OS X, you can switch it to a more Mac like look by switching from "Fun" to "Serious" in the Preferences menu. It also doesn't integrate into other Microsoft products such as Outlook and there's no syncing on iPad version. The developer of Growly Notes used to work for Microsoft and has done an excellent job of retaining all the functionality of Microsoft OneNote but in an easy to use and very reasonably priced app.
Outline ($39.99 Mac App Store. OS X 10.8+)
Outline was originally a OneNote reader for Mac but version 2.0 now allows you to both open and edit OneNote notebooks on Mac. OutLine can open .one (section files), .onepkg (OneNote notebook packages) and .onetoc2 (notebook table of contents) files.
However, it should be noted that the editor is very basic and doesn't compare to the power of OneNote on Windows. It allows basic adding of headings, font changes and editing of text but not much more:
There's no way to drag and drop pages for example, it doesn't use the fonts on your Mac by default and there are many other limitations and quirks which mean it doesn't quite measure up. Some users have also found that the new version of Outline is extremely unstable and crashes a lot (although the developers claim they have a solution for this if you contact them directly). There's no syncing either although the developers claim they will add SkyDrive syncing soon too. Outline for Mac is still a work in progress but one of the closest solutions yet to a real OneNote for Mac alternative. Outline for Mac originally cost $19.99 but since the addition of the editor, it's now $39.99 and only works on Mountain Lion OS X 10.8+.
Circus Ponies NoteBook (Mac App Store $59.99. Free Trial with registration. OS X 10.6.6+)
It may have an unusual name but Circus Ponies NoteBook (now more simply known as "Notebook") is another popular alternative. Circus Ponies Notebook even offers a few more features than Microsoft OneNote and their Evernote v Circus Ponies NoteBook comparison table shows:
However, it should be noted that the license only allows you to install it on one Mac and you have to pay for the Circus Ponies NoteBook iPad app separately ($29.99). Circus Ponies NoteBook is very fast but the interface does look a bit outdated nowadays. It's also not the easiest app to learn – Circus Ponies NoteBook takes a while to get to grips with although there are plenty of online video tutorials.
DEVONThink Pro ($79.95. Free Trial. OS X 10.6.8+)
DEVONThink Pro is a highly polished alternative that's aimed squarely at professionals. DEVONThink Pro can capture from almost any source and it's incredibly powerful at allowing you to organize it in almost any way possible once you've got your data. You can also sync your data via Dropbox or with your own server. You can use DEVONThink Pro on more than one Mac, if the Macs are being used by the same person. The Pro version offers several advantages over the Personal version, integration with apps such as iCal, Reminder and OmniFocus being some of the most useful. It's not exactly the easiest app to use for beginners but for those that use it regularly swear by it and despite the cost, feel you get what you pay for in note taking apps for Mac.
Curio ($99.99. Free Trial. OS X 10.7.4+ OS X 10.5 version available)
Curio is one of the most expensive but also one of the slickest and most powerful alternatives on Mac. Like DevonTHINK Pro, Curio is powerful enough for you to go completely paperless if you're running an office and its ability to handle PDFs in particular is outstanding. Curio very much embraces the brainstorming principle and is excellent for organizing thoughts, brainstorming mood mapping and mind mapping. One the downside,at just under $100, it is expensive compared to other paid alternatives on Mac and updates also be quite expensive.
Journler ($34.95. OS X 10.6+. Journler for OS X 10.4/10.5 version available)
Journler is a diary/note taking and organizational tool in one. It's simple, easy to use and allows you to import and clip just about anything. The developer abandoned it a few years ago and made the source code freely available but then recently returned to continue development of it. There is therefore some confusion as to whether it is free or not but if you make more than 30 entries, you will be prompted to buy a license. However, the developer has very limited resources and time meaning you may not receive much support if you have technical problems.
MacJournal ($39.95. Free Trial. OS X 10.6.8+)
MacJournal started as a simple diary app but has now expanded to become more like a note-taking application. MacJournal is extremely slick – the interface is excellent and you can cut and paste almost anything with it. MacJournal is really well organized and also has a version for iPad and iPhone. Major updates are not too usually too expensive either – the last one cost $19.95 and added tons of new functionality.
SOHO Notes ($39.95. Free Trial. OS X 10.5.8+)
SOHO Notes is another extremely elegant and easy to use note taking app. It can store everything from text to video and is suitable for individuals or those working in teams. You can also sync data with iPhone and iPad although be aware that the developer usually charges for every single update. The interface is one of the best looking out there although it can sometimes be slow at handling data.
Together ($39.99. Free Trial. OS X 10.8+)
Together is another elegant alternative. Together is very well organized. Together is powerful at organizing notes allowing you to add tags, comments and other annotations. You can also add simple tables into your notes. More recently, iCloud syncing has been added. The downside is that Together only works with OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion or above.
EagleFiler ($40.00. Free Trial. OS X 10.4+)
EagleFiler started more like a document organizer rather than a note taking app although it has been extended to include many of the features of OneNote. EagleFiler still excels when it comes to document organization allowing you to drag, drop and organize PDFs with ease. However, it still feels more like a file manager than a fully fledged note taking tool. There is also no syncing and no iPad app. If you feel that your Macs way of organizing documents isn't good enough, EagleFiler is worth trying.
YoJimbo ($39.00. Free Trial. OS X 10.6.8+)
YoJimbo's main strength is its simplicity and ease of use. It's powerful enough to store just about anything and you can sync data with your iPad via iCloud although many users have experienced problems with syncing working properly. Unlike some apps, YoJimbo also stores your PDFs in the original format – it doesn't create its own database format for them so that you can't take your data elsewhere if you stop using it. There is no iPhone app however and no folders which some people might miss.
MagicalPad ($29.99 Mac App Store)
MagicalPad is an attractive and user friendly alternative to OneNote. MagicalPad is very flexible and suitable for Mindmapping, Outlining, Visual Task Management, Note Taking and Brainstorming. If you want to use your notes for a presentation or simply like them to look good, there are lots of themes and styles to choose from too. MagicalPad isn't completely freestyle i.e. there are limits to how you can take notes and write down information but this gives it structure and prevents things getting too messy or crazy. You can also sync your notes with Dropbox which is useful if you're working on the iPad version of MagicalPad and want to continue working on notes on your Mac.
Best Free OneNote Alternatives On Mac
There is now only one main contender for free alternative on Mac – Evernote. Growly Notes used to be free but now charges a modest $4.99. Google also offer a basic note taking app called Google Keep. Here we take a closer look at them:
Evernote (Free. OS X 10.6+. Evernote for OS X 10.5.8 is also still available)
Evernote is probably the biggest heavyweight alternative to OneNote. Evernote is one of the most widely used notetaking apps for both Windows and Mac and is packed with features. It works on almost every platform including iPad, Android, Windows 8 Touch and BlackBerry. You can add attachments to Evernote although some users report it can't handle big attachments as well as OneNote and it falls short in a few other areas too. However, Evernote syncs your information online with your Evernote account and is generally a bit more powerful than Growly Notes. It is regularly updated but with these updates sometimes cause functionality issues for Mac users. There have been some security issues too with hacks on the Evernote servers although these are usually fixed very quickly.
Google Keep (Free. Web app)
Google Keep is Google's basic answer to OneNote. Note that there is no desktop app – it's entirely web based such as services like Gmail, Docs etc. and all you need is a Google account to use it. Google Keep used to be called Notebook but it was given a revamp to make it more powerful. Google Keep is very easy to use and allows you to easily upload photos, files and add notes. While Google Keep doesn't offer half as much power as Evernote or Growly Notes, it's useful if you need a free more simple sticky-note like solution.
This is a comprehensive list of OneNote alternatives for Mac. However, if you think we've left one out, or have used any of the above, let us know.
How to get OneNote on Mac
For years, Microsoft never made OneNote part of the Microsoft Office for Mac or Office 365 for Mac suite. However, Microsoft finally released OneNote for Mac on March 17th 2014 (Note that OneNote for iPad and iPhone were already available for some time before the Mac version). But many users find the limited functionality and especially the inability to work with local files in the new official OneNote for Mac very frustrating. If you don't want to download the Mac App Store version of OneNote, then the only other way to get it is by using the web version. By using a simple app called Fluid, you can integrate it into your Dock so that you can just click on the icon to launch it on your Mac. Some features will be missing, but it's the next closest thing to having it on your Mac. Here's how to do it:
- Go to your SkyDrive account. If you have a Hotmail e-mail address, you can use the same login details. If you don't have one, you'll need to sign-up with Microsoft Live first to get a SkyDrive account.
- Go to Create in the top Menu Bar and select the option OneNote notebook. Give it a name and click Create. A OneNote document will open on your Mac.
- To add it to your Mac Dock so that's easily accessible in the future in OS X, you need to download and install Fluid for Mac.
- Run Fluid for Mac and when prompted, paste in the URL of the OneNote page you have open. It should be something like this link.
You can upload the official OneNote logo so that it appears in your Dock. Save this logo to your desktop by right clicking or CMD clicking on it and upload it to Fluid where it says Icon and select Other.
When you've added the icon, the Fluid box should look like this:
Then just click Create.
- If installed successfully, you should see this:
- You should now have the icon in your Dock which you can click-on anytime you want to use OneNote on your Mac.


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nod32-pathname-bo (11282) | High Risk |
NOD32 is vulnerable to a buffer overflow. By creating a file with a pathname of more than 500 characters, a local attacker could overflow a buffer and execute arbitrary code on the system with root privileges, once NOD32 scans the file.
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Upgrade to the latest version of NOD32 (1.359 or later), available from the Eset Web site. See References.
- BugTraq Mailing List, Mon Feb 10 2003 - 13:51:25 CST : Buffer Overflow In NOD32 Antivirus Software for Unix.
- Eset Web site: Eset Home.
- iDEFENSE Security Advisory 02.10.03: Buffer Overflow In NOD32 Antivirus Software for Unix.
- BID-6803: Eset Software NOD32 Antivirus Local Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
- CVE-2003-0062: Buffer overflow in Eset Software NOD32 for UNIX before 1.013 allows local users to execute arbitrary code via a long path name.
- OSVDB ID: 13485: NOD32 for UNIX Long Path Name Local Overflow
Platforms Affected:
- ESET NOD32 for UNIX 1.012 and prior
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10 for your proving the things that differ, that ye may be pure and offenceless -- to a day of Christ, | 10 so that you may be able to discern what is best and may be pure and blameless until the day of Christ, |
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10 And those servants went out into the roads and gathered all whom they found, both bad and good. So the wedding hall was filled with guests. | 10 So the servants went out into the streets and gathered all the people they could find, both good and bad, and the wedding hall was filled with guests. |
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13 This is the end of the matter. All has been heard. Fear God, and keep his commandments; for this is the whole duty of man. | 13 Now all has been heard; here is the conclusion of the matter: Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the whole [duty] of man. |
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- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Mon, Oct 17, 11 at 14:14
Coleus are one of the first things I know of to succumb to frost, especially the tips, and they don't recover. We're supposed to get 38 degrees here Wed. nite. Frustrating since the 10-day shows 3 nights of questionable temps, then back to normal, around 45-50 for lows. Sheesh! Since there is no margin for error with coleus, I plan to get all of my cuts made and in the house by Wed to be safe. I don't know the exact temp where fatality occurs, so anything below 40 is the line I draw. |
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What i've been carrying is a MARC BY MARC JACOBS Classic Q Little Ukita Shoulder Bag in Chianti Red. I purchased it almost four years ago on sale at Nordstrom. At the time, I needed a bigger bag to carry my wallet and essentials and also fit some kid stuff like a diaper, pack of wipes, snacks and a few small toys to always have on hand. (I don't like to carry multiple bags on short trips out of the house.) The bag worked well for my purposes and has turned out to be an incredibly well made accessory. Plus, i've gotten loads of compliments over the years on the style and color especially.
This bag is a workhorse and still looks fabulous after four years. The leather is in good condition despite having been stuffed to the gills, shoved under airplane seats and spilled on. None of the stitching has come loose and the interior fabric lining cleans up easily. It can be carried crossbody style and on the shoulder which is a necessity when one needs to be hands free. BUT, it's big. And it's slouchy which makes things hard to find, especially if you can't seem to organize your stuff into neat little mini bags on a regular basis. And it's heavy, a natural consequence of being big. If there's room in the bag, just shove more stuff in, am I right?
For the past year, I have been searching high and low for my next everyday bag. I knew from experience that I was looking for something a little smaller, more structured, with a zip or a flap so the top is completely covered, but above all else, durable. I love the clean lines of the Givenchy Antigona Small, the Saint Laurent Y-Ligne Cabas Mini and this Fendi Small Selleria Peekaboo Bag. These weren't in my price range and although I found many beautiful alternatives from Kate Spade, JCrew and Tory Burch, I wanted something a little different.
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Sophie Hulme's Mini Zip Top Bowling Bag in black
A few bloggers have raved about her tote bags, so I felt comfortable ordering the bag online without seeing it in person. The bag is a nice size (9H"x12Lx6″D) for essentials and fits an iPad. There is one interior pocket and the inside is done in black suede. It's not too heavy despite the good quality leather and hardware, zips up completely, and the bag retains its shape beautifully when full. The handles don't allow me to carry it on my arm (4″ drop) so I mostly use the the long strap (20″ drop). The strap came attached to D-rings located on the sides of the bag, but I found that I prefer clipping the strap to the D-rings where the handles are attached as the bag hangs more evenly that way. The cost of designer handbags has shot up substantially in the past 10 years, and the price on this one seems more than fair considering the high standard of workmanship and materials used. I am happy with my purchase overall and at this point am confident that it will wear well under heavy use.


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At one time, the original Coda was one of my favorite restaurants in Buffalo. I don't know if it was the food, the service or the atmosphere that made it such a quality place. Even after the restaurant closed, it only takes one look at the empty building to bring back memories of special times with special people. That's why I'm happy to say that a new restaurant called Prospero is moving in. At long last, the Kleinhans neighborhood will, once again, have a cozy, elegant restaurant in its midst – perfect for philharmonic-goers and scores of locals who have been busy sprucing up the neighborhood in hopes that another culinary operator would call the vacant building 'Home'.
At the moment, restaurateurs Rick Yaeger and Peter Provenzo are busy fixing the place up. The two want to take the interior back to how it was at the beginning. It's going to be white on white, with some very simple and tasteful wood and glass accents. White tablecloths, satin window treatments, private seating booths, two, three and four-tops… the way I remember it way back when it was a fine French restaurant. This time it's going to have an Italian-Mediterranean flare. Rick and Peter told me that much of their business comes in the form of high-end catering – so they don't need a huge restaurant to sell to hundreds of diners. And since the food orders will be small, the freshness will be top-quality with limited waste. It's also easier for a smaller restaurant to turn on a dime when it comes to bringing in different dishes.
Prospero will be reintroducing the art of customer service, which has been lost at many restaurants through the years. Simple 'hellos and goodbyes' will be the norm. That same consistency will also be seen in the food, which will be a showcase for the catering side of the operation. Local sourcing and slow food practices are very important to the owners. It sounds as if Prospero has all of its bases covered when it comes to establishing a loyal customer base. Look for the restaurant to open in late July or early August.
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Lexington Barley Twist Dresser / Buffet
This beautiful solid wood Lexington dresser features classic barley twist detail on corners. Its eleven dovetail jointed drawers provide ample storage for any wardrobe. Three center drawers hide behind two center doors. Could also be used as a dining buffet / sideboard. Would make a luxurious addition to your home decor! Solid and in excellent condition.
Measures 36" high x 68" long x 20" deep
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What I don't like hearing is that Assange is chicken to answer to the Swedish allegations when the real issue is that Assange doesn't want to answer for the Wikileaks publishing of the State Department papers.
He is, what is known in some parts, as a gutless wonder.
I don't think he's a gutless wonder.
Assange is charged with raping a couple women in Sweden, and is not currently on the run from US justice, rather Swedish justice. See the distinction?
Nobody has a problem with Assange facing Swedish authorities, so long as it isn't a ruse to put Assange in a jurisdiction with a favorable extradition arrangement with the US.
Actually it sounds like Julian Assange has a problem with facing Swedish authorities on his rape charges. So much so, that he screwed his friends and supporters over, causing them to lose half a million US$ in bail money.
Actually it sounds like Julian Assange has a problem with facing Swedish authorities on his rape charges.
All they want is guarantees that if Assange is extradited to Sweden, that there won't be a subsequent extradition to a 3rd country.So, if one supports having the Swedish allegations resolved, then one would have to support the guarantees.
No, you're still missing the point. It would be extraordinary (I'm no lawyer, but possibly even unprecedented) for any nation to promise not to extradite somebody about hypothetical charges made by some other hypothetical nation. That's just not how it works.
I'm no lawyer either. But if it didn't work this way, take the following scenario. Saudi Arabia charges me with murder, and they have an extradition treaty with the US. I'm delivered to Saudi Arabia, whereupon the murder charge is dropped and I'm off to Yemen on a blasphemy charge.


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18 Forasmuch as ye know that ye were not redeemed with corruptible things, as silver and gold, from your vain conversation received by tradition from your fathers; | 18 For you know that it was not with perishable things such as silver or gold that you were redeemed from the empty way of life handed down to you from your forefathers, |
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Microsoft Remotely Deleted Tor From Windows Machines To Stop Botnet
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What, exactly do you think Yum/Apt and other FOSS package systems do do? They give the same root permissions to a random package maintaine; an individual who likely would more easily be swayed by the money of organized crime or the NSA than a fairly rich and likely highly audited MSFT employee. As far as I know, there are no audits at all done of the actual binaries distributed by Linux package managers.


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Forest Holiday Cottages
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Cottage | 5 bedrooms | sleeps 10
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PLEASE NOTE BOTH COTTAGES COMBINED WILL SLEEP 10 PEOPLE (I.E. 5 BEDROOMS, THEY ARE 2 SEPARATE COTTAGES) These cottages provide the ideal holiday/break whether it be individuals/couples or families. In comfortable surroundings, the location is ideal for walkers/cyclists/bird watchers and horse riding enthusiasts, and only 1 minute off the main road but in tranquil and peaceful location.
Within easy reach of Delamere train station which is on the direct line to Manchester/Chester.
Fully Licenced Trekking Centre, from 1 hour to 3 hour hacks at £25.00 per hour
Size | Sleeps up to 10, 5 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Flint North Wales 45 km |
Access | Car advised |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Manchester & Liverppol, Nearest railway: Delamere |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
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Rooms | 5 bedrooms |
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The Cheshire region
The Peak District's very special qualities are well known to the people who live in the towns and cities that surround the National Park but for visitors from further away, whether from Britain or abroad, the magic of the Peak District is just waiting to be discovered. Explore some of England's most spectacular scenery and in the towns, villages and hamlets - amongst the prettiest in the country - you will find a warm and genuine welcome wherever you go. Every taste is catered for and many exciting activities are available.
Delamere Forest is Cheshire's largest area of woodland and is a place for families to let off steam, escape the crowds and find peace in the heart of the forest. Delamere is also a haven for wildlife including the beautiful small tortoiseshell butterfly, greater spotted woodpecker, white faced darter dragonfly, green woodpecker, siskin and southern hawker dragonfly.
Horse Riding:
Why not bring your horse on holiday with you, we can offer first class stabling, so you can enjoy the hacking through the forest when ever you want. Also within half an hour away there are a number of equestrian centres you can visit, whether it be eventing/farm rides or showjumping.
We have first class facilities all on-site.
Delamere offers great walking and cycling along with a cafe and Information centre as well as a learning programme for schools visiting the forest. For the more adventurous there is a fantastic Go Ape high ropes trail.
Go Ape would be described as a 'high-wire forest adventure' (Within a 2 minute walk away). That means we build giant obstacle courses up in the trees using ladders, walkways, bridges and tunnels made of wood, rope and super-strong wire, and top it all off with the country's best zip lines (including the longest at 426 metres)
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From initial contact with the proprioter to the end of our 5 night stay everything went without a problem. Very helpful people, both properties are spacious, comfortable and well equipped. Great location on the edge of the forrest ideal for many activities. Had a great time and fully recommend.
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I received a really nice group of thought about taking care of our loved ones, telling them how much we love them etc. I thought --boy these are really good thoughts, and then the very last sentence cancelled everything. It was asking us to vote against a politician. That one thought to me destroyed the entire message. What was really annoying it came from a close dear relative. I responded back that the person they asked me to vote against, was also a family person and they did have a loving family and because I know many of these people who received and sent this message are very active in a church to me was was a lack of respect. Will see what happens now. So disappointed. |
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Marie, that is wrong in so many ways. Those things are so hurtful. I've been getting a lot of not so nice e-mails concerning politics. I just hit "Reply" and tell them not everyone agrees with their political view and please check Snopes before sending them. I also ask that they not send anything political to me. Hey, if it hurts their feelings, too bad. That's why I'm grateful this site doesn't allow it!! |
- Posted by phyllis__mn (My Page) on Thu, Oct 25, 12 at 8:56
I have a friend that sends political email, and most of them I can debunk and send her the Snopes thought on it. Last time I returned her message, with "I love you, but hate your politics" in bold red print. |
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I planted a bunch of herb seeds in my tiny urban backyard garden this spring, and I thought I was growing a whole bunch of parsley until I realized it's not parsley. I ate some of it - it doesn't taste like much, but it hasn't killed me yet, either. I have stopped eating it, though. The picture has a leaf of confirmed parsley on the left with whatever I'm growing on the right. The flower is from a neighboring plant. I haven't seen this weed in any other place in my neighborhood, so I don't know what it is, where it came from or how it's growing so fast! Help, anyone? |
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Well it definitely isn't parsley, nor is it any herb that I recognise. If it is growing fast and isn't what you want you need to weed it out. It is not a good idea to try eating anything that looks like parsley, unless you are certain, since one of the most toxic plants, poison hemlock, Conium maculatum, is similar. |
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The one in the hand on the left is the confirmed parsley the OP refers to. The other leaves don't look like celery to me, Purple. |
Could be ragweed |
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This celery is growing from a stump I stuck in the ground after we ate "the good parts." The leaves are somewhat variable. |
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The OP's mystery plant has quite pointed leaflets and, although celery leaves are variable, I still don't think that is what this plant is. I'm actually not even sure it is Apiaceae at all. Some more pictures would be useful showing the stems, the whole plant and its habit. |
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I'm not married to my suggestion either. Just showing the evidence for my suggestion, which I know came from grocery store celery. Plants with variable basal leaves are very tricky. I'm up for a new pic, too, if Hilary is still tracking this mystery and has an interest in doing so. FWIW, isn't celery heavily manipulated, put in the dark to make those long, naked stalks? I've never seen celery for sale as a seed crop (but haven't looked either, so wouldn't swear to that.) I don't think any home gardener can reproduce store-bought celery by just having celery plants outside, but would appreciate having this notion corrected if it's not how it works. |
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My stump was just regular celery. That plant from your link is so similar. One definitely needs to know their plant before munching! |
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My husband & I will be arriving in Nashville on 7/6 and will have almost 2 weeks. Our goal is to go from Nashville to Ashville North Carolina by car. What shouldn't we miss?
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Ummm, I'd think about the ends==it's only about a 6 hour trip, maybe 8. I think you'll want to branch out from that straight shot.
Knoxville isn't super interesting.
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I'd spend a day or two in Nashville, rent a house for a week in the Smokies and relax and explore for a while and then move on to Asheville.
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What about The Great Smoky Mountains National Park,Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge.They are on the East side of Tennessee.
Gatlinburg is a nice little town nestled in the mountains and you can walk up and down the strip.There are some great restaurants,good shopping and a small town feel.I would spend as much time that you can in the park.Go up to Cades Cove its an 11 mile loop that you can drive it has alot of history,old churches and old homestead's and grist mill.You might also see alot of Black Bears,Deer,Wild Turkey's Etc.You can also drive over the mountain and explore Cherokee,NC or go to Asheville to the Biltmore Estate and even drive some of the Blue Ridge Parkway. There is over 800 trails in the Smoky Mountains to hike on.There is also alot of shows to choose from and Ripleys Aquarium in Gatlinburg is a very nice attraction to go to.You can take the Tram up to Ober Gatlinburg and ride the chair lift or go down the Alpine slide,there is also a ice skating rink up there too.
Pigeon Forge is a little more spread out than what Gatlinburg is.It also has Dollywood which is a nice theme park to visit and great shows there too.And not to mention a ton of other attractions and restaurants in the area.There is alot of cabins and chalets you could rent.Some have really nice mountain views and hot tubs and pool tables and its nice to kick back in your cabin and enjoy peace and quite while looking at the beautiful mountains.
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Thanks for all the great information. The question is whether our time allocations are reasonable and wise to see the highlights? We're flying from Los Angeles where we live. So it seems we are thinking of arriving late on 7/6 in Nashville and staying until 7/10 or 7/11 and then going through the Rockies or getting a place in the Rockies with the idea of taking about 3 days to check out the hiking,scenery, and any history. That would be the 12th, 13th, and 14th. And then off to Ashville for the 15th 16th and 17th. We want to definitely be in NYC by the 21st and stay until 24th when we fly back home. What's the best way to get to NYC with that time span - plane, car, train with the idea of seeing historic sites, if possible? Does any of this sound reasonable?
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Umm, I guess the troll patrol needs to be called. OH wait, I see you live in Los Angeles. That would be LaLa land, so your idea would be PERFECT! YOu should really do what you have in mind!!
I will try hard to say, "maybe" you meant "Smokies" instead of "Rockies" and maybe you aren't so totally out to lunch.
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Smokies, Rockies, Poconos - what do you expect, I'm from LA as you so shrewdly pointed out (but, darn, I like LA - does that say it all). Anyway, Smokies, needless to say, that's exactly what I meant. You see, I've been working on this Clog dancing maneuver for our trip, and so I was distracted to the extreme because I'm really a swing dancer. But, alas, I'm so lucky that you're a mind-reader on top of being a vacation planning guru - Thanks. Yes, without further road trip sagacity, we will do what comes up, but we're still working on the details. I haven't taken a trip in years and I'm warming up to the notion of traveling again thanks to Fodor's.
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It's beginning to look a little more like a trip!! And fun.
You could spend your time in the Smokies AWAY from Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge (please!!) by staying on the NC side--or as others here have done, in Townsend. That would be very nice.
You have "time" to drive from Asheville to NYC and see another pretty part of the country.
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It sounds like you have a draft of what you want to do......While you are in Nashville you will want to of course go to the Ryman Auditorium, Opry Mills Mall (if you like to shop), downtown to all the shops and bars where all the musicians play day and most of the night, to the Wildhorse saloon, you can swing dance there, of course there is numerous places downtown you may find good music to swing dance to. The General Jackson is a good cruise to go on up the river, their dinner cruise is ok. I don't know your age or likes so here is a weblink you can see some events going on in Nashville during 5that time period, http://www.boxofficenashville.com/. As per above there are alot of things to do in the Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg area and again I don't know your likes and dislikes, we always stay in Cabins through Patriot Getaways there, you can google them, I have stayed many times in different cabins and have never been disappointed with them and they are fair priced, if you sign up to receive their emails they will send you their specials alot are at 50% off. If you make it to Gatlinburg and you like art there are several stores there, one is the Lamplight Gallery, they are friendly and have alot of signings as well, you may google them and find out if they are having a signing the dates you are there. There is also the candle factory on the outskirts of Gatlinburg that has been there for years, I get a candle from there each time we go. If you drive from Ashville you may want to take 40 to 95 to 58 and go to th Virgina Beach area, there is alot there to do as well. This is the area you would find your cloggers as well. I have been to 2 local events in the area when I was there visiting. From there you could take 64 to 95 and go through Washington DC Philadelphia and on up to NYC, 95 goes all the way up. Well just wanted to add my 2 cents, I hope something here may help you decide for your trip. I love traveling and do alot of it. Have a great, safe and blessed trip with your hubby......
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Ther are lots of neat towns and hiking around the Asheville area. Brevard and Black Mountain are two of my favorites, but there are many. Great restaurants in Asheville and lots of interesting artists and shops. Make sure you have several days at least in this area. It is just my opinion but I much prefer these little surrounding towns and wilderness to Gatlinburg. Have a great trip!
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I agree with willowjane. Most of us regional locals avoid Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge like the plague. If you like traffic, outlet shopping and tacky tourist stuff, by all means GO!!! If you want to enjoy the natural beauty of the mountains, go anywhere but that congested area. I also love the towns around Asheville - especially Brevard. Enjoy the MOUNTAINS! http://brevardnc.org/
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Well needless to say I love Gatlinburg and all the tacky shops and it is no different then any other tourist spot. Gatlinburg has some nice restaurants like The Peddler, Cherokee Grill,Howards Steakhouse, Almo Steaks,Smoky Mountain Brewery,Bennetts BBQ and Best Italian and Pancake Pantry. When you go to Asheville go to The Biltmore and slso stop by the McDonalds across from the Biltmore. That McDonalds has been on the Travel Channel many times and is nice. It has a piano and fireplace. Just a nice place. Enjoy Your Trip.
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Be sure to visit Black Mountain, NC just E of Asheville about 15 miles.
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